(Bloomberg) -- Japan's government bonds slid, pushing
10-year yields to the highest since August, after benchmark U.S.
Treasury notes had the biggest drop in more than three years on
concern central banks will raise interest rates.
Benchmark yields in Japan have gained more than a third of a
percentage point since falling to their lowest in more than a year
on March 22. The yield premium of 10-year U.S. Treasuries over
Japan's 10-year bonds widened over the same period as the outlook
for the world's biggest-economy improved.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
10-year yields to the highest since August, after benchmark U.S.
Treasury notes had the biggest drop in more than three years on
concern central banks will raise interest rates.
Benchmark yields in Japan have gained more than a third of a
percentage point since falling to their lowest in more than a year
on March 22. The yield premium of 10-year U.S. Treasuries over
Japan's 10-year bonds widened over the same period as the outlook
for the world's biggest-economy improved.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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